The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam of the season, and there’s no better way to get involved than by filling out an Australian Open bracket. With the draw confirmed and the world’s best players ready to compete in Melbourne, it’s time to start predicting how the tournament will unfold.
Printable Australian Open Bracket: Put Your Predictions To The Test
- Download your printable Australian Open bracket here
- How to fill out your Australian Open bracket
- See the current Australian Open odds
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Think you’ve got tennis figured out? Fill out your Australian Open bracket and put your predictions to the test...
To make things easy, we’ve created a free printable Australian Open bracket you can download and fill in as the action progresses.
Printable Australian Open bracket
Now that the draw is out, you can begin filling in your Australian Open bracket and mapping each player’s path to the final from the Round of 32 onwards.
Our printable bracket covers every remaining round of the tournament, with separate brackets for the men’s and women’s singles, leading all the way through to the championship matches at the Australian Open.
Click the links below to download your printable Australian Open bracket.
Download: Printable Men’s Australian Open 2026 Bracket
📅 Australian Open 2026 – Key Dates (Round of 32 to Final)
Whether you’re filling out your Australian Open bracket or tracking your favourite players, here are the key dates for the singles tournament:
- Round of 32: Wednesday 21st – Thursday 22nd January (Third round play concludes before the Round of 32 begins at Melbourne Park)
- Round of 16: Sunday 25th – Monday 26th January
- Quarter-finals: Tuesday 27th – Wednesday 28th January
- Women’s Singles Semi-finals: Thursday 29th January
- Men’s Singles Semi-finals: Friday 30th January
- Women’s Singles Final: Saturday 31st January
- Men’s Singles Final: Sunday 1st February
How to fill out your Australian Open bracket
Completing your Australian Open bracket can be as simple or as detailed as you like. You can trust your tennis instincts, follow recent form, or use the Australian Open odds to guide your selections round by round.
Some players prefer to back the favourites early on and look for upsets in later rounds, while others enjoy taking risks from the very first match. Either way, predicting the draw is a great way to follow the tournament more closely and add an extra layer of excitement to every match.
Whether you’re competing with friends, running an office pool, or just testing your tennis knowledge, a printable Australian Open bracket is the perfect companion for the tournament.
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Australian Open bracket FAQs
How do Australian Open brackets work?
An Australian Open bracket follows a single-elimination format. Players progress through each round by winning their matches, with no second chances. To complete your bracket, simply predict the winner of each match until you’re left with one champion.
Can I use odds to help fill out my bracket?
Yes, many fans use Australian Open odds as a guide when completing their bracket. Odds can highlight favourites and potential dark horses, especially in the later rounds, but upsets are common in Grand Slam tournaments.
Can I use betting sites to help predict my Australian Open bracket?
Yes, many bettors use insights from the best tennis betting sites to help inform their bracket picks, especially once the tournament reaches the later rounds. Comparing the best betting offers can also highlight favourites, in-form players, and potential dark horses, but as with any Grand Slam, surprises are always part of the appeal at the Australian Open.
Stuart Brown
